7 Famous Black People They ERASED From The History Books

[@ohafro]

Thumbs up if you wanna see more🥳🥳🥳

[@shekhemmaakherumenmetu9270]

I was blessed to hear from all of them. I was always searching for the stories and history of my Divine indigenous Melanied People.

[@saf0713]

I'm intrigued. Good work 👍

[@debbravann297]

It's sad the Facebook has deleted and put me in Facebook jail because I simply posted Black History in the pass.

[@ohafro]

sorry about that, Debb

[@deloreswillis9224]

May GOD BLESS these valvable LEGENDS❤

[@maryh9569]

Hi 👋🏾 Family, Shirley Chisolm with The Folding chair, We as Black People Seen what those kinds of Chairs Could do , Blessings to the folding Chair 😂😂

[@jevan40]

THANKS.....

[@bricks-mortar]

One could suspect racism drove Max to point of being of strange state of mind. See the dude in public, acting spaced out.

[@calvinevans6347]

Isn't the same thing happening the other way too? WE ALL NEED TO BE BETTER TOWARD ONE ANOTHER. There has been a decline both ways though. INTEGRATION HAS DESTROYED US. Prior to integration we knew who the enemy of us was. I sick and tired of OUR dysfunction.

[@lolly1405]

Of course, I can be sad for any history if we’re going to break it down into a racial group. There are lots of people who contribute in minor and major ways that we will never know about their stories my footnote in history. It’s not some kind of conspiracy, trying to erase our history. Clearly the information is out there if someone wants to seek it out because you’re posting about it. I do love to hear about these little known stories of everyday people who had an impact of race. Their stories are maybe the most intriguing and exciting in history. Of course Maya Angelo is hardly an unsung hero.

[@ohafro]

I appreciate you, Lolly